(Kenya/Tanzania) A mute girl, Njoki, finds her voice after political violence leads to the death of her brilliant twin sister, Njeri. #PCVE #Counternarratives #Peacebuilding #Saleh #Arts #Literature
Executive Producer: Richard Ali.
Director: Lilian Sundqvist.
Producer: Wanjiku Mary Waweru.
Co-Producers: Janice Malachi, Alison Ojany.
Screenplay: Christopher Doherty.
Location(s): Kiambu County, Kenya.
bashir yahaya
Although Africa is evolving, the accent of the girl is too refined for a little girl from a relatively poor background
Helen
This is beautiful. Child abuse is a terror and we must keep preaching against it
Gerald king'ori
Brilliant,,5stars rating
Akumbu uche
The film adaptation makes Lucy Wangari’s short story come to life. It shows the repercussions of electoral violence as well as the domestic violence the young and vulnerable in our societies are subjected to. Well done to everyone.
Janice
A VERY touching story.
Mark b Githinji
Lovely piece of work.the writer really is creative I would love to see more from the creator of the story
Mohammed Isa Dikko
I love the cinematography of this film and the pacing used in telling the story of the young girl. particularly, the girl made me imagine how life could be when we have no voice.
Eutychus Motanya
What an amazing piece of art. Congratulations to all.
MARY WANJIKU
Congratulations to you Mr governor.
Michael Ekpeki
This FILM speaks volume about the African way of suppressing the truth,until a lone voice springs on to speak to the realities around us.
This is a great work from the Executive producer and crews. Thumbs up for you guys.
Husayn Zaguru
Great movie. political and domestic violence are synonymous. it was well played out in the plot and masterfully executed.
the girl child faces lots of ills, and some are not lucky to have their voices heard. it’s a sad reality. we should have more of this conversation and play our part in airing their voices. engaging borders just did. what about you?
weldone to the team.
Film Master
Absolutely right!
Carl Terver
This is a finely-made movie.
OMOJOKUN MICHAEL TEMITOPE
I love this movie so much. God bless the executive producer and God bless eba family.
Film Master
Amen to this prayer, Micheal.
Adekeye Segun Lukman
This work is great. Well done to the writer, producer and the rest of the crew.
Star
A timely story that weaves together realities of this continent in a way that is vividly relatable. I loved everything about this film! The title, the cast, the message!
Modibbo
Engaging storyline, nicely filmed. The girl’s accent and the rural setting weren’t a good match.
Film Master
This is noted, dear Modibbo! Much appreciated!
peter
such an amazing film, definitely recommend.
Lucy wangari
I have waited forever for this moment. Thanks Engaging borders.
Film Master
We are glad we did not dissapoint.
Lucy wangari
the setting was so on point. I loved the actors and the drama was so real. Well done.
Film Master
Thank you, Lucy. It started with your peerless story, Sound of Silence; then the amazing job Wanjiku Waweru and her production team did scounting the location, and then Lilian Sundqvist’s eye for film. All came together well. Thank you once again.
MUSA HASHIM
I was blown away by the quality of the cinematography. It’s alive and absorbing. Kudos to the EBA TEAM. Looking forward to more of this. 5stars all the way 👍
Please my only recommendation is a subtitle to elevate the quality of the story.
Film Master
This has been noted, Hashim. We will see what we can do for the Swahili parts of the short film. Thank you!
Ayub Mwangi
This is an awesome production. Kudos to the production team.
Film Master
Thank you, dear Ayub Mwangi!
Mettrine
Amazing.
Julius C.
A powerful and emotional film portraying the devastating consequences of political violence and the need to raise awareness on child molestation especially the less privileged. The impact on Njoki’s life, her silence and the overwhelming devastation she experiences convey the harsh reality faced by countless individuals and families in similar circumstances. Well done, producers.
Grace
Woooooooooooow woooooooooooow…The Girl really knows how to bring it out… She’s really really Good… She’s a Star…I Totally Love it… Congratulations to the whole team..Well Done 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Film Master
She was absolutely stunning. Thanks for the nod, there’s greatness in store for Hadassah.
Benson makole
What an amazing and nice film
Benson makole
What an amazing, great and nice film
Film Master
Thank you, Benson. Share with your friends. The filw will remain accessible for a few more days.
Mercy Gladys Atieno Otieno
It is Breathtaking, The actors did an amazing job and I have to rewatch it because it is amazing. Lightning did strike twice in my case.
Film Master
This comment gives us so much joy, Atieno Othieno. The cast, crew, and the creative team worked really hard. Kudos to Lilian, Wanjiku, and everyone who made this magic happen. And to you too, our community.
Kyaula
Its a great story with lots of lessons to learn
Kudos to the writer
Ukwubile Hope
Wow!
This is absolutely extraordinar.Good job!
The actors did really well
i was sad when it ended.
tell me there would be a sequel.
I’m genuinely intrigued to learn what lies ahead for our cherished character, Njoki.
Jemima
Absolutely amazing. Great story
Kingwa
It’s so heartbreaking, its made me cry 😭😭😭
Film Master
🙁 Thank you so much, dear Kingwa. It’s a sad story, and we hope that it will help chaneg perspectives on conflict and the true weight of violence.
Mathew
Beautiful story well written. Sad ending though 🥲
Achalugo Chioma Ilozumba
This was a beautiful watch. Multi-layered, and yet manages to deliver its message in the little time. I hope we get to see more? Yes!